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A few ideas came to my head and i was thinking....
Instead of bending the rubber and wire inside a gyro twin cables... could you instead of drilling holes in your seat tube, put race bike noodles on your gyro beside the headtubes, have a shorter cable sleeving and have the noodles pilled with lube for directional flow? would that work? have it angular towards the rear?
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It works quite well from what I've heard. Quite a few people have done it
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thats actually a really good idea
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I dont understand the question fully
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SnM An1mal wrote:I dont understand the question fully
Race bikes use 'Brake Noodles' that have a slick rubber sleaving in the metal rod... heres a pic...
See how the noodles are before and after the cabling? the sleaving is straight and the brake noodle pulley is lubed to the shit and carved with the slick rubber tube inside, and it allows for smooth leverage...
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Just go brakeless and truck that shit without worrying about catching brakes.
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Ok. Thats what I thought, but I wasnt sure
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Brayden_Buckingham wrote:Just go brakeless and truck that shit without worrying about catching brakes.
I love my gyro setup, and i don't worry about brakes, you can barspin without brakes, even though i don't know anybody who uses brakes to barspin....
I just wanted to test it out and wondering if there was any little mods ill need to do besides putting the noodles in between.
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Brayden_Buckingham wrote:Just go brakeless and truck that shit without worrying about catching brakes.
Just no.
It looks like quite a good idea. Don't like to be pedantic but I'm pretty sure they're not on most road Bikes, they are on V-Brakes, which come on most cheap Bikes of any sort.
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Brayden_Buckingham wrote:Just go brakeless and truck that shit without worrying about catching brakes.
BMX_Forever wrote:Just no.
It looks like quite a good idea. Don't like to be pedantic but I'm pretty sure they're not on most road Bikes, they ...more
Yeah they are on road bikes, they don't have disc brakes or hydraulic brakes, they use small little levers with their small little hands so their bitchy carbon bike can stop in time, hahaha.
I've seen a few road bikes and they have these noodles for their back brakes.
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